Volume 9: Cheshire and Lancashire

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Current Display: Childwall 2, Lancashire Forward button Back button
Overview
Present Location
Built vertically into the internal south wall of the fifteenth-century south porch.
Evidence for Discovery
First recognised in 2004 by A. Noble.
Church Dedication
All Saints
Present Condition
Generally good, though worn in lower right corner
Description

The single visible face shows a four-strand plait, each strand doubled.

Discussion

Since the ornament on this fragment would (if restored) seemingly have the same width as nos. 1 and 3, they are all likely to be part of the same carving.

Date
Tenth or eleventh century
References
Hilton et al. 2006, 14, fig. 7c
Endnotes

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